SPEAKING
Heavy ideas, delivered light.
I talk about the stories that run human beings, and I would rather show a room the work than describe it. Give me a real case and forty minutes and the room leaves with something it can use on Monday.

What I talk about
- Why understanding a pattern never changes itidentity
MUD: the misguided unconscious decisions written in a moment you were not ready for, and why insight alone never reaches them. - Where belief becomes biologybiology
The SIGNAL model: how a story sets the nervous system, the hormones and the health that follow, and what that means for anyone who treats bodies. - The practitioner the field never trainedpractitioners
Therapists work the mind. Doctors work the body. The Human Architect works the blueprint both are built from. For clinical and coaching audiences. - The four jobs of a lifethe model
Health, money, relationships and meaning, and the one identity structure all four are downstream of. - Trauma and dramatwo doors
Two doors into the same repair: the wound that needs healing and the ceiling that needs raising.
Where I have spoken
Clinical audiences and business rooms, for years. A few of the names, and the rest in one line.
- Personalized Lifestyle Medicine Instituteclinical
PLMI - American College for Advancement in Medicineclinical
ACAM - American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicineclinical
A4M - Institute for Functional Medicineclinical
IFM - Business seminars, retreats, corporate venues and eventsbusiness
Countless. If you run one, you know the kind of room I mean.
Formats
Corporate retreats
A day or two with a team, on the stories that run the people in the room. Live, not lectured.
Events and conferences
Forty to sixty minutes. One idea, one metaphor carried all the way through, no slides required.
Trainings and workshops
Half a day to a full day. The room does the work on its own material, at a pace it can hold.
Podcasts
Long form, unscripted. I have hosted three hundred episodes of my own, so I know what makes one worth releasing.
Rooms I have been in





What a room gets
I have spent thirty-eight years in this field, twenty of them as a clinician, and I have sat with thousands of people who did everything right and stayed stuck. I do not do motivation. I do the layer underneath it, with the science named in plain language and the metaphor arriving before the term, every time.
Tell me the date, the room and the audience, and I will tell you inside two working days whether it is a fit.
Bring me a room.
Speaking, workshops, podcasts. The form goes to my team at Next Level Human and I read every one.